night football this week. I believe it was Collingsworth who said DB's should wear gloves closely color matched to the opponent's jerseys. Doing this makes it a little harder for the refs to notice a tug or two. Makes sense to me.
There was an interesting tidbit on Sunday
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Everyone knows the refs don't call what happens on the field. They change the momentum of games according to their biases.
We had two pairs of gloves for DB's and WR's for away and home. We would wear opposite color of our jersey for that reason and it just looked cool too. Not that WR's get called for it often but they too can gain an advantage with their hands and benefit from the same "optical illusion"
I know this girl that has similar skin color as mine and she definitely gets away with a tug or two at night.
Well, everybody must not have gotten the word as the DB's were wearing white gloves against dark jerseys.
And your point is?? Wearing gloves that that closely match your opponents jersey is nothing new. No need to be a smart ass.
It would take years for the officiating against the Fudgers to catch up with what they've gotten handed to them thru the years....
My hand matches mine but still get caught by wife all the time. I think she missed her calling as a ref
I didn’t realize the refs missed four field goals and an extra point to lose the game for the Pack. Got it.
Yep, Chris Spielmann mentioned it too. Miss that guy calling college football. I don’t think he could take the terrible officiating in college ball since he couldn’t go off about how bad it was ala, Outback Bowl vs Florida with Sunbelt officiating crew:
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I didn't say anything about the missed FGs or the missed XP. Nor did I imply the packers lost the game because of the officials. I saw missed calls which went against the lions too.
Wow, I wish I hadn't watched that video, now I'm just as mad as I was back on the day it all happened.
